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After the international matches midweek we return our attention to domestic action this weekend with some vital clashes affecting the top and bottom of the Premier League. We also have our Supremacy price live for Real Madrid v Manchester United in the Champions League next week. Our quote is Madrid/United 0.8-1. 

Back in the Prem, will Alan Pardew’s French revolution continue in the 12.45 game on Saturday as his Newcastle side take on Tottenham? The Magpies have won their last two matches. Can they make it three in a row? Our Supremacy quote is currently Tottenham/Newcastle 0.9-1.1. There are five 15.00 kick offs this week including: Chelsea v Wigan, Norwich v Fulham, Stoke v Reading, Sunderland v Arsenal and Swansea v QPR. 

In Saturday’s 17.30 match defending champions Manchester City travel to St Mary’s as they clash with Southampton. Total Goal minutes settled 319 the last time these sides met, will we see a flurry of late goals this time around? Our TGM’s quote is currently 143-153. 

On Sunday at 13.30 Aston Villa host West Ham. The Villans have not tasted victory in their last eight league games. Can they put an end to this run? We have them at 8/5 for the win, with West Ham at 7/4 and the draw 9/4. 

The 16.00 game sees Manchester United go head-to-head with Everton at Old Trafford. The Toffees triumphed 1-0 the last time these sides met while last season this fixture ended in a 4-4 draw which scuppered The Red Devils’ title run-in. Can United can revenge for those results? We’re quoting Supremacy at Man Utd/Everton 0.8-1. 

The final game of the weekend is on Monday night as Liverpool and West Brom square up. There have been 13 goals in Liverpool’s last three games. Our Total Goals quote here is 2.9-3.1. 

 

 




This year’s Six Nations continues at the weekend as the second round of matches gets underway.

The action begins on Saturday at 14:30 at Murrayfield as Scotland take on Italy. These two have met 13 times before with Scotland victorious on seven occasions. We have a Supremacy quote of Scotland/Italy 4-7. 

France lock horns with Wales at 17.00 with both teams looking to improve after opening round defeats. We have Les Bleus at 1/5 for the win, with Wales at 7/2 and the draw 22/1.

On Sunday at 15.00 England go in search of a first Six Nations win in Dublin since 2003. Will Stuart Lancaster’s side be successful? We have the Supremacy price for Ireland/England at 0.5 choice. 






The main action in the cricket this week comes from Auckland on Saturday, as the first T20 match of the three match series between England and New Zealand takes place. Can Stuart Broad lead the visitors to victory? We have a supremacy quote of England/New Zealand 4-12. England are 8/13 to win the series, New Zealand 5/4. 

The in-running cricket action doesn’t stop there as we will also be covering the Bangladesh Premier League, the fourth ODI between Australia and the West Indies and the Woman’s World Cup. 






To coincide with the new Premier League season we have a new fixed odds market available this week predicting the correct score in 180’s for each match. Just click on the fixed odds tab of each match to view our ‘180’s correct score’ prices. 

In terms of the matches themselves we will have in-running prices on all five clashes, with highlights being Phil Taylor v Michael van Gerwen, where our Total 180’s quote is 5.4-5.9 and Simon Whitlock v Adrian Lewis, where our 10-3 Supremacy quote is 1.5 choice.